I must appologise for my error

Submitted by Seamus MacNemi (United States), Jan 22, 2008 at 16:09

In my previous answer to Mr. Lincoln I mistakenly gave the time of Rabbi Isaac Luria as the twelfth century. I didn't realize my mistake until after I had posted. While I consider the thoughts of Rabbi Luria as pertinent to my argument (and having little to do with Shakespeare) I also wished to give Baruch Spinoza a place as an influence in my thinking.

I am not, as some would suppose, a pantheist. Rather I consider myself to be a "PAN-EN-THEIST" as I see G-d as expressed in all of the materal forms of the world about me as well as within myself. I do not, for once, expect every one to agree with me as I realize that my own vision is probably very subjective. Indeed, I would strongly object to any attempt to systematize my views in the synthetic form of a religius practice.

Please accept my sincere apology,

Seamus MacNemi

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